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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1901-5-9, Page 1f 77.T' FOIJRTEENTII YEAR. -670 EXETER, ONTARIO, THIJRSDAY, MAY 9,1901,. BISHOP 8t SO OORN!.HCORNI I • eccectic-Q0ccoq.cc*Q-cc-klc.,*Qcceoc.-Qecc*oeQe,ziet-cocK,ecied.,* IMPROVED TEAMING .1 MAMMOTH SOUTHERN SWEE T. SPRAY PUMPS 4,11'D Co 6 6 6 CARbEllii SYRINGES SCREEN DOORS 66 WINDOWS . ON ONEY TO LOAN, We have unlimited private funds for in- vestment upon farm or village property, at west rates of interest. DICKSON & CARLING,' Barristers, ete., Exeter. MONEY TO LOAN.' I have a large amount of private fundsto loan on farm and. village properties at low rates ofinterest. r w G -L ADMAN. Barrister, Main Street Exeter. pFBLIC NOTICE. Take Notice that I have applied td 'the License Commissioner for ,South Minn for permission to transfer my license to George Muller, of Blake, Ont. Any objections to transfer must be lodged with the Inspector not later than the 7th day of May. Exeter, April 23, 1001. Sale Register. MONDAY, MAY 0.—Brick dwelling on Andrew street, also 34 acres of land and household furniture, the property: of Mrs. H. Samwell, being, lot 105. Sale on premises at 2 o'clock, real esGate to be sold at 3.30. H. Brown, Auctioneer. NOTICE. . Noticeishereby given that the report which has been in eirculationto the effect that Samuel Gratton was arrested by me for stealing grain is false and en- tirely 'Without foundation and that I know nothing wrong against thesaid Samuel, Grafton. , • Wm. HOLT. COURT OF REVISION. Notfce is hereby g,iven the.0 the Court of Re- hdolsdetss,nifTis?tis, n Poll o f, ,ther iTownship of fotlepresent ' ye'll)r ' ' the Town Orediton, on Monday,May 27t,Int the hour of Ten O'Cloclt Crediton, May 7th; 1001. krz;,:ntv EILBEn, Clerk. MAIL CONTRACT, , SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the Post-, Master General, will he received at Ottawa: until Noon; on Friday, the, 7th of June, 1001, for the con- veyance of His Majesty's Malls, on a proposed: Con- tract for four years, six times per week each NV ay, between Exeter. and St: Marys from the 1st. July next. . Printed notices containing further information , as to fmnditions of proposed Contract May be Seen and blank forms of Tonder maY be obtained at the Post:Offices, on the Route, and at this office: Tenders are ars° asked for this 'service with either : Thames ,Road, Elimville, or Winchelsea as the starting point. POST. OFFIC1E INSPECTOR'S OFFICJE. ? " London,, 20th 'April, 1001. H. G..HOPKIHK, . re4 Office Inspector.. TESTIMONIAL OF ABRAHAM DEARING To the value of English Stock Food manufactured by C. Lutz, Exeter. This is to certify that I htive used English Stock Food, for calves, milch cows and young pigs; and in all cases have found it most satisfactory. The calves have grown faster and done better than ever before. The /ankh cows have improved in condition. The flow of milk htts increased 20 per cent. ,and is of greater richness, The young 'se:pigs have done better 011 EIlgliS11 Stock 'Food, than I ever knew them to do be- ,l'ore. English Stock Food is a most excellent and valuable article aed should be used by all stock letisers. It is cheap as compttred with other foods. Price 14 -pounds for $1. ABRAHAM DEARING. Rodgerville, Airs, C. Allen, who was here atternl- ing the funeral of the late Mrs. George ilawkins, returned to her home in Elora yesterday, (Wednesday). -Mrs. George Case continnes very low. -Mr. Peter McTaggart has thebrickwork tinder his ba,rn nearly completed. -Mr. Henry Dougal this week moved his barn from the old bearings and intends putting a banlr under it. Shipka Crops are looking well after the re- cent rams. -Jake Geizer is improving his honse by adding a fine kitchen thereto. We are sorry to state again this week that Mrs. Gore is again on the sick list. We hope to soon hear of her recovery. --Samuel Sweitzer has now started up his Saw mill and in- tends sawing his large stock of logs.-- Shipka boys have purchased a new foot ball and are now excercising them- selves each evening with it. -Mr. Bo- land, of Ailsa Cvaig, paid onr town a flying visit on Sunday last. -Mr. Bert Holt, Hannon's popular egg man, has left our town. Bert says the eggs count faster than the money. -Christ. Pinkbeiner had the misfortnne this Week to lose a valuable eOlt. , ADDITIONAL LOCALS. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Davis, of Hamil- ton :bre visiting friends tricl relatives here a t 'Present. Miss Amy Johns left Friday for London where she will continue her studies in music. Mrs. (Dr.) McDowell, of Listowel, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Welsh, here. Dr. L. L. Follick and brother E. R. of St. Marys, spent Sunday under th parental roof here. Miss Eliza Oke, who has been con fined to her home through illness, is able to be around again. Mrs. R. Paterson, Jr., Hensall, visit- ed her sisters, Mrs. J. Reynolds and Miss Miller, here last week. Mrs. (Dr.) Proudfoot who was visit- ing Mrs. (Rev.) BPOWII, has returned to her hoine in Fullarton. Aliso M MeKe42nV, milliner, and 31r. Wm. Laidlaw, of St. "iviar-syg,"-spsr.1..: Sunday with friends in town. i 1VIrs. Thos Snell left Monday for ,Lancing, Mich., where she will join her husband, who has been there for some weeks. s Coleman ".NL Moncur, who visited his brother Will, in Guelph, returned home Tue.sday. Hadden who has been spend- ing the winter !non ths her sister in Exeter. has returned to her home:- c Seaforth Expositor. Miss Ethel Piper left on Monday for e, St. Joseph The small boy and the baswoOd whistle have put in their annual ap- pearance again, and everywhere their sharp, shrill notes can be heard. -There is likely to be some business changes take place ehortly.-Messre, pineau and. Durand have got one set of pond net stakes driven and are going to put the twine on them shortly. --Mr. R. O'Brien, Jr., took a trip to Exeter North on Sumlay to visit a very dear friend. ---Workmen are now engaged putting cement sil/s in front of the large brick block and a large force of carpenters will soon be employed to conml_ete the building. --Mr. 1-1. Jacob° ancl wife, of Hensall, visited the form- er's mothei. and broth er on Sunday. - One day last week as Mr. M. Leger and N. M. Contine were on their way to Seaforth they had the misfortune to collide with another buggy and the re- sult was an upset in the ditch but they very luckily escaped unhurt. -.Mr. 0. Campbell removed his stock of dry - goods and millinery from here oneSat- erday. We have not yet learnedlehore Chris. intends locating his new sfore, but wish hiudsucl:ess wherever it may he. Hensall John Conset who is now seventy years of age left Wednesday for York- shire, England, to visit his sister af- ter an absence of 52 years. His son, Thomas, accompanies him to the old la nd.-.A serious, and what ultimately proved a fatal accident, hnppened in in our village on Tuesday, when Mr. A. Short, an employe° of Mr. William Welsh, received such injnries as caus- ed his death. II° was engaged at a circular saw and while attempting to remove a board he was ripping, it was caught in some manner and thrown , with great force, striking the unfor- e tunatO man on the side, near the hip. He was at once conveyed to his home - and medical aid stunmoned, but all- to no ayail as he passed away the follow- ing day. The wife and relatives of the deceased have the heartfelt sympathy of the whole community. -As G. 0. Petty was leading a cow on Monday night the animal became unmanage- able and pulled him to the ground. His hand was hurt considerably and one of his feet received such a twist that he cannot put it to the ground and is obliged to use a cane and crutch, n getting- around. Crediton . J. G. STANBURY, B. A., (formerly Collins & tanbury) Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Conveyancer, 'Orley to Loan --=Exeter, Ont. Miss Maud Wilson, of Goderich, ,isitecl her sister for a few days last week. -bit. T. E. Tom,,P.S. Inspector, f Goderich, inspected our school last F5cdtv -The ID V. S015have ' earl y ompleted the brick work of the Fir,e Hall. --Our brick and tile yards have ommenced their seasons s umber of our young men have lei t or Michigan where they will work on the brick yards this stunmer.-Mr. Fred Brown, of Olandeboye, was in the village Saturday. -Mr. W. W. Kerr has completed stock-tAtking and is now ready to do business. -Mr. J. G. Young has hitd his stitble moved to the back of his lot. -Mr. Joseph Brenner. of Grand Bend, was the guest of Mr. Wm, Fritz, on Saturday.-- Mr. W. W. Buchanan, of Winnipeg, Manitoba, gave a very interesting lec- ture on Temperance in the Town: Hall on Wednesday. -Mr. John Wind has given his fence a coat of paint. -Mr. and Mrs. Fred Geiser were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shink last Sun- day. -We are pleased to see Chas. Guenther, of Dashwood, in the village on Monday. Charlie looks good after having gone through his recent illness. The leaves and blossoms are out. Sure- ly jack -frost has left us for good. -The Lord's supper was given in the Metho- dist cbnrch on Sundity evening-- Council meeting was held in the Town Hall last Monday. Cleveland, Ohio, where she intends making her future home with her sis- ter, Mrs. McKinley. Mr, A. Kemp, who was tatencling the ttmeral of his father here, return- ed to Owen Sound yesterday (Wednes- day) to resume his position in the Mol sons Bank. Miss Roblyn, of London, who has conducted a class in voice culture for the past few months, has resigned in favor of her pupil Mrs. MeTurk, who will continue the worlr. Mrs. T. W. El.awkshaw, and daugh- ter Myrta, after a„ short visit with friends here left on Friday for London. Mr. and Mrs. Hawkshaw will take up housekeeping in that city. The mutiny friends of Mr. John Phi- combe, of Usborne, will learn with re- gret of his serious illness. It is not expected he will recover, disease of the kidneys being the cause of the trouble. Hon. Thos. Greenway, returned to town Tuesday and is engaged in pur- chasing a carload of thoroughbred cattle to ttke to Manitoba with hint. He will also take back two shire stal- lions pith him. „ Eden Your correspondent was away from home last week, hence no news. -Lea- gue will meet as usual on Thursday evening. Topic to be introduced by Miss Retta Essery.-A number from here attended the first barn raising of the season at Mr. John Sleamon's near last Saturday.-Messrs.Wal- ker and Benoni Kerslake, of Farquhar, visited friends here on Sunday. -The trustees and teacher planted shade - trees, around the school -yard on Arbor Day, which will add much to the ap- pearance of it. -Mr. George Rook has bought the fifty acre farm of the late Mr. Edward Stewart. --Mr. John North- cott lost, it valuable horse one day last week.--Farrners are all near through seeding and are preparing the ground for their root crop. ' McGillivray SCHOOL REI'OR'I'.—The following is a correct report of S.S. No. 5, for the month of April. Report is based on work and attendance of pupils. Names are in order of merit. Sr. IV. -Cora Short, Willie LedVis, Josephine Cough- lin, May AleGrory, Edward Faultier, Lily Lightfoot. Jr. TV. -Sam Scott, Rosilla Lightfoot, Leo Cloughlin, Olive Short. ITL. ---Pearl Short, Gladys Short Jennet Maguire, Nelly Lewis, Arnold Coughlin,Allie Wilson. SLIL-Mable Lightfoot, Adrian Coughlin, Adeline Hof -In -Ian, Raymond Coughlin. Clara Lewis,Edward .fonee,Fred Lewis Eliza Hodgins, Aron Scott, Chester Morley. Pt. II. -Violet Short, May Faulder, Willie Maguire, Christina Hodgins. I. -Genevieve Glavin, Lorne Shouldice, Philorneile Coughlin, Allie Lightfoot, Alexander Hodgins. Average attendance 32. 3. II-eztvEY LeetE, Teacher. if it is asthma, bronchitis croup or any Such trouble, use VapreCresolone. All Druggists, Stephen Scnooe, REPORT. -The following is a correct report of Union S.S. No. 18, dur.ing the month of April. Names are arranged in order of merit: -Sr. IV.--Linny Prouty'I-Tilton Ford. Jr. IV. -Evelyn Ching, Milton Plaff, Hazel Prouty Harry Ford. Sr. IIL-Oharlie Dunsford, Silas Ford, Willie Carrick, Annie Stacey, (Melvin Dearing, Laura Hooper equal.) Sr. II. -Barton Ford, Jessie Green, .Tennie Penhale, Dolly Alward. Jr. 11, -(Willie Ching, Clay- ton Prouty, eqaal) Freddie Smith, Clif- ton Prouty, Gordon Hooper, Sanford Smith, Robert Alexander, Norman McDonald, Eliza Smith Kenneth Ford. Pt. IL -Nancy Smith, Nellie Stacey, Sidney Smith, 'Willie Alexander. Pt. 1.-7La,wrence Alward, Nellie Green, Norman Ford, Jessie Carrick. C. .B. FERGUSON, Teacher. SOrtoor, REPORT. --The following is the correct report of the standing 91' the pupils in the School No, 3, Step- hen. Sr. IV.- Laura Jory, Chas. San- ders, Herbie Ford, Asa Penhale, Stella Penhale, Homer Bagshaw. Jr.' IV. - Hattie Willis, Roy Parsons, Sadie Willis, Clara Beaver. Sr. III. -Willie Triebner, James Sanders, Minnie San- ders. Int. III. --Eddie Willis, Mitchell Ilerbie Beaver, Edith Parsons, Lizzie Sanders. Sr. III. --Alfred Wuerth Tommy Sanders, Sam Hicks, Violet Woods, Earl Box. Sr. IL -Harry 'Friebner, Harry Parsons, Annie Hicks, Ralph Willis. Jr. II. -Cecelia, Ford, Fred. Beaver, Victor SsveeL LiIlie Woods, Garnet Craig, Hilda Prescator, Vinnie Cookson, May Sanders, Edith Whittaker, Earl Parsons, Tommy ee Penhale. No. on roll 54, ave. 48. a T. B. Hoorepa, Teacher. n, Whalen. (Too late for In: week.) The Lief.tvy rai ns of last week stopped the farmers but it did not stop those numerouls peets which tra.vel our roads and salute the cooks with "Lady Wall t$ bey sonising to -day," -Miss Charlotte Morley, of Exeter, spent Sunday here with her parents. --Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Parkerson, of the 10th, visited her sister, Mrs George Millson, Sanday,-- Mr. and Mrs, Robert Trouthern, of Centrelitl, C CO M ponied by their son ,John, of Stratford, were the guests of Mr. Brsielr, of Feeewill.--A few loads of fat liege were the delivered to Mr. White of St. Marys for which an ex - tea price 0:11GCOrge biiii- Sun had. the peinful miSfortune of cut- ting, a bad gesh Into his foot with an axe. lest-weet- which will lay hint up for a, few weeks. We hope he will soon be out again. Steplien Council Tim CounciLof the Township of Step- hen convened at the•ToUrn Hall; Cred- iton, on Monday, May: fith;', at 1, p.nn All present. 'Minutes of previous'ineete iug reacThend apprOVed. Webb--1\lce. le_eevere that the : Assessinerit Roll of 1901 as. delivered. to the 'clerk be ac- cepted and that the Assessor be Paid his saltiry.-Oorstied. Anderson- .-Wnertli that hyd.i.sr No. 2 of 1901, authorizing the Reeve and Ti. easurer: to..boriOw money .00 meet, eurren t p en d ture, un- til the taXes of .1901 are Colleeted., And by-law No. 3, appointing 'pethinasters, fence viewers and. notindkeepers; being read the third time. be paSsed.e-C) Wirerth-,Andersom. that a ':Ootirteof Revision for the purpose : of cOnsider ai- ing :appeals agnst the Assessnieiat .Roll he:held in the Town Hall, Credi- ton, en, May 27th, at 10 o'clock Carried. The following orders were. granted d -Chester- Prouty, gratuity, $25; Good .Roads Machine Co, edg,e' and healing for grader; $12.45; 'Joseph Guinan, salary as AssessOls $80; 'Mr. Wild,tile; 52c.; Ed: Gill, Culvert, : $1.; Rat: Adair, culvert and.inateriel, $2; Geo. Finkheiner, repairing culvert,' $1; James Fiarcl, repairing bridge; 51; Rd. in box,$1.50; Byron Hicks: repairing- culvert; etc., $3.50; J. G. Wein,. repairing bridge, 51; Henry' Es- sery,- .repairing bridge and ditch, 50;; Fletcher Gower, hurying .sheep, Council adjourned to. Meet again ,on Monday, May 27th, at 10 a.m.. Eat,nset, Tp. Clerk. Tr4ilston Again -the small boy has donned na- ture's shocs.-Harry .Tones has bought a new Cresceitt wheel. -J. B. Darling has it se_mr-re actack of the mumps. - No, _trace; has been found of R. H. Ellibt t's dsc a pe prek 'en ts a busy appearance these days. - Hector Brethour is learning painting with .Toseph Brooks. -Miss MiIlie Mc- Kay of the 8013 con. is visiting at Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien's this week. -Will - lam Jameson is having a fine wire fence put in front of his lot on Queen St. -Mr. and Mrs. John Barlett of St. Marys spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor. --Not much news this week. No news is said to be good news, but newspapers seldom think so. -Me. John Moore has sold his but- cher shop to Messrs. Kirk Bros. and intends going to Manitoba soon. -Mr. David Milner, Salem, spent Sunday with Roy Jameson, Kirkton.--Must have a magnet Davey. -The Ander- son teachers and officers of the Sab- bath school decided to hold their anni- versary on June 2. ---Mr. P.S.I., of Stratford, visited the school here on Sunday OWfilg to sacrament in the Thames Road church. -Rev. W. J. Waddell will preach educational ser- mons, Sunday, May 12,•at Kirkton at 10.30 ans., Salem; 2.30. Anderson 7. -- Mr. Arthur Smith, of Wellesley, who visited the past week with Ira Mar- shall, left on Saturday for his home. - Quite a number from here attended the quarterly meeting services at the Methodist church at Anderson and the Thames Road Presbyterian church. -Rev. J. Ball will take Rev. J. W. Waddell's work, taking up sacramen- tel services at Zion, 10 a.m., Sunshine, 2.30, and Eliniville at 7 p.m. The lat- ter will be an Epworth League orga- nization. --What might have proved a serious accident to Harry Jones on Saturday evening as he was scorching up Main street and, while in the act of tinning up Paisley street his speed be- ing too 'swift for the occasion he:paid a fast visit into the fence, break- ing his new wheel badly and bruising hinaself up somewhat. - The Women's Missionary :Society of the Methodist church, Kirkton, met in the church here on Wednesday. There was a large nutnber present, and it was ascertained that the Easter thank-ofTering was about as follows;' Kiekton; 512; Anderson, $10; Salem, $6; total, 528; the largest offering in the history of the society. ---There are are still hopes of reorganizing a base- ball -team and forming a league if con- venieritewith Anderson. Salen, Science Hill and any other neighboring teams wishing to join to play a series of matches M a league to be scheduled by it conneittee from each team. 'We would like to hear from the a,bove mentioned places in regard to their wishes of forming this league if setts - factory. ---A letter was received from Will Brown by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brown as follows; Dear Father and Mother -We are now nearing Cape Verde, but have fourteen da3rs sailing yet. So far I have stood the voyage well have not as yet been sick, and do not ant to be. Mpg to see land Once gain as the ocean seems loneseme nd dreary. Three of our boys have read passed to the great beyond. A Card. We, the undersigned, ,,do here1)34 agree to refund the izioneY•on 'a 50e. ' bottle of Greene's Warranted ..Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure year ere igh or cold. We oleo gnarazitee a 25 -cc bottle to provO satisfactory or moiler refunded, C. Ltilsi Ma signature is on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo.Qutinine Tablets teloony that cares Ji cold ,10_,Olie Ot•I C II, SANDERS, EDITOR. Around About ETs Woodhull: Mr. 'William Stewa our village blacksmith, had the m fortune to be struck with a piece sharp steel -right below the eyeba causing him to be laid up for a f days. Mitchell: Mr. James Dougherty lu disposed of his butcher knesiness to IV! Wm. Saunders, who svorked for t Whyte 0o. for many years, ti I) a late has been in the employ of t Ingersoll Pork Paeking Co. ( STRUCK I3Y LIGHTNING.. et, Woodstock,IVIttyl.-Whilts the storm is. *as raging last night a bolt of light rang struck the Imrn belmiging to Wm. 11 and Arehibald Weir', TOtla 'line of Eat ew' Zorra and completely destroyed it, to- getlaer with 20 head of cattle, a span of horses And inanY- farm halPleme'its, as Loss very heavY,but pretty well cover - of DRANK CARBOLIC ACID. he St. Thomas, May 8. -Tho three-year- old son of: Riche) d Molesky, barber; of s- Fingal, formerly of tine city, accident- Seaforth: An Old and reSpected. re of ally met his death yesterday afternoiM, ty His parents Nvere honsecleaning, and a! h_ bottle of.carbolic acid, W. left :.(in 4 ident of this place, in the person Alm David Sleethipassed tidray Frith. 'at the ade of '78 3rears.: She wit,s er of Arr. Sleeth and Mrs. Getteridge. Her ao•ed partner st survives. Valeta: On Friday evening las the infant chilcl of 1V1r. Levi Makii died after a short illness. The remail Were inteiTed iti Bairdls cemetery o pie window sill, TheditthSchap got hold. ill of it tind drank pari of the contents: As soon as the fact was known 4, 0.0C- ' tor was hueviedly c.tIled but to. no ayttil. 'Ibe boy died about three hours 's after he took the 'acid. Sunday. Much 'sympathy is fel .t for bereaved parents in: their sad affh tion, .Seaferth: Allen McLean, London Engin nd, 'eldest sop o t Mr. J1 Y. 310Le'an, of the Huron Exposit° died there on April 23after a.. linge ing. illness. A wife' and twosnia children are left to Mourn. his los Mnch syiemathY expressed for th bereaved Ones. • 10 is With deep regie we aenounee the death of 'Mx's. Chri topher Cusick, who .passed peacefoll away on 'ThursdtrY atter an illness o nearly two years. She had ta,en are ident of :the village for .the pest 2 ,years. Deceased, leaves a husband, tw sons and three danghters to inottrn th loss of a: loving wife and kind and , fectionate mpthee. The remains wer interreclin Borniela cenietery on Satan day.. • ' McGilliVray: On the morning April 28 an unoccupied farm . house. be longing to Mr. Elijah Edwards, o .Hensu,11,. and situated op Con 2, Of Mc township, : near Ohindeboy was burned. Another .vacant hous closehY, owned by Mr: John:SimpSon of Claradeboye, had several WinclOw broken, The cause of the blae is un known, but just about "that-. time number of Men had driven along th line Shouting and singing. n DEATH OF ANDREW 'MARTIN. !le! Savoie,. Oat., -A/lily 3.--An'cilieW Mar- tin, .the engineer of the ill-fated Grand. Trunk, freig-bt tretin..thitt was thrown Troin the tracks. at Parkhill recently of f. triad which zit the time resulted in the Is de:ilia of fireman Grieves, died. at his r- home on Confeclertttion street shortly II after midnight last night. Deceased. s. la:as been a great sufferer from the e internal injuries he redelved in tire recent accident, and which ultinatttely o resulted in his death, as above stated., s..118 10 1', aged about forty years, ol11 leaves a wife :dad three children ta f mourn his untimely death. s- e FROM THE CANADIAN SOO. o Sault Ste. Marie, May 3. -Mabel, the o 14-year-old daughter of Wm.Vaughan, f- .i wealthy resident went to her room O itE 11511(11 Oti Tuesday night, but since that time she has not been seen. She. is supposed to have been kidnapped. Two men were arrested yesterday on L suspicion. All the surrounding coma - es try and towns on both sides of the riv- er are being .searched for a clue to the MiSSing girl. Saul Vincent, of Montreal, the Inin- e ber jack, who was shot On Tuesday last night by Policeman Jerry Dacy, when s attempting to make his escape after : having beeu placed. under arrest, died a night from the effect of his wounds. O Vincent nearly gouged out the eyes of Daey before getting away,and the offi- cer fired at him and broughthina down. f Dt1CV is under arrest on a charge of manslaughter. Pnblic sentiment is on the side of the -policeman. Seaforth:- Sete -teddy morning horse belonging to Mr: McKinley, o TuCkersmith, was.left tied near Broad foot & Box's funiture store. The Mai 111 si,w p.s ft.ightene :bythe sti eet ttet i;"-teart::and: bolted,'leaving the buggy Standing in the'middle.. daelle...op 10 id just a feW feet.from where the animal was tied.: Tho:only damage done was thae. Pi 1(11,10 Box's plate gittss window was broken by a stone 'whieli the horse in its fin:id, race threwfroth the roa d. .Fullarton to.: ,Another of . the 'pio- neers of this County .has. been ealled to his reword after .85 years of life, Jasper Prinham; one of the first settlers in this township; died on Fri. - day last after a short illness. He' was ,honored 'member Of the Methodist church and known by hundredsof friends in the township. The funeral on Senday to Bethel church cemetery was very largely attended. He leaVes his widow and Messrs. Wiiliam Prid- ham, Thomas ;incl. John, and one daughter,,MrS: Henry Heal. Mitchell: The Board of Health had to grapple this week with the meet :filthy case that ever befOre.was Called to their attention. In the West NVard is an old woman who had lain for days if not Weeks, in a rboin and bed which were sickening to look at. .An aged .brother offered 00 assist her, hut she persistently refuse to accept the sligh 'est -help, and as a result the. Medical Health Officer was -'called in and, un- der his instructions, three women were, engaged who went through a regular house-cleaningperformance and des- troyed almost everything - about the place by 'fire: Bed, Mattress, pillows,' etc., Were purchased at the expense ' of the cOrporatioti,, and . kind neighbors furnished sheets, bed -covering, night- dresses, 'etc.' The house And the wo- man's persOn,.are now in a more clean- ly:'shape and'sOrne,Of the humane or- ganizations' of the town should - see that the .necessary , wants of .the un- fortunate Creature are looked after, and that she Will not be allowed to go back to the 'filth in which she was found a ago.few days ago. , , -Mitchell: The clergy of the town have come into collision with the town authorities over the approaching horse races. They are against gam bli g and the selling of "pools," to which no one can properly object, but they refuse to rest their case here and made a demand on the Mayor to see the deed of the Keterson Park, where the horse races are to be held, with a view, it is sup- posed, to stop the races if possible. The Mayor refused to acceed to their. re- quest, telling them that they are not property holders and have no right to make such a demand,and that it would be much better if they would quietly attend to their own business. In the stand he has taken, whether right or wrong,he seems to have a large major- ity of the ratepayers at his back, and there is not a doubt bn t the excitement worked up over the matter, if the weather should be favorable, will result in the meet being the most successful ever held in Mitchell. A report of a meeting of the trustees of the Metho- dist, church, condemning the Mayor's action and upholding the course of the Ministerial Association, r111110r says, will appear in this week's Recorder, and the Turf Association hopes that the rumor may turn out true, as even the few it will reach will help towards the saccess Of the meet on May 24th. F XETER LUMBER YARD Large stock of Dumber -pine and hemlock 70,0ee feet of hemlock lumter for barris...:!ete., also shingles, lath and, cedar pcata. 1-14COS reasonable. SAS. WrLDIS, Yard: East side Main st. VVTLL INVESTIG.ATE Mrs. James Gardiner, of the fourth COliCession of -rest Luther, about, five miles from Arthur- village, died dt, her home setcently, it; is elaimed by sheer neglect, la) V111,1 (l) 111d1Jl11l tiall has been expressed. Indeed, so much that the facts have been placed_ in the hands of County Crown Attolerey Peterson, who ordered an invest,igation to be made by High Constable Merewether. An inquest Ives held but was adjourned till Tuesday. The facts, tIccording to the Gaelpla Mercury, appears to be as follows: - About 12 clays before her death Mrs. .James Gardiner, gave birth, to n child, there being neither nurse nor doctor present. The mother, as a consequence, was not properly- attended to, and she was quite ill, brit as the fam- ily belonged to a sect, of some kind which is averse to employing doctors, 110 medical man was sentefor, and the mother died, of septic poisoning, leav- ing a family of seven small children.. It is said that. she expeese,ed a desire to have a doctor called in a few nights before her death, and that her husband promised to secure one next morning if slae then insisted. Next morning Wm. Gardiner, brother of the husband ancl who was a sort of preacher among the sect, called, ancl on being requested agreed to get a doctor, but, it is alleged made the stipulation that the horse must take the right road through God's direction. He started on the trip, but the horse turned off the road into a place he had been in the habit of going to, and the doctor was not procured. Subseeptently the poor woinan died ha great agony. Kills Germs. That's precisely what dTapo-Cresolene does. You light the vaporizer,, the vapor of Cresolene is given off. Not a disease germ can live in this vapor, yet it can't possibly harm even,, the youngest child. Just naturdL..y breathe -in the vapor; it destroys the germs ofla grippe, hay fever, influ-1 enza, and whooping -cough: It's the", common sense treatment for all troubles of the`throat and bronchial tubes.' 20 Vapo-Cresolene is sold by druggists everywhere. A Vapo-Cresolene outfit, including the Vaporizer and Latnp, which should last a life-ilme, and a bottle of Cresolene, coMpletc, 51.5o; extra supplies Creso- lone 25 cents and 5o cents, Illustrated bookletcontain., ing physicians' testimonials 6 -coupon request, VAro- CRESOLENn Co., rtio Fulton St., New York U.S.A. BIRTHS. DYEB.-in Exeter, on May 3, the wife of D. Dyer, of a datighter. EATON. ---In Exeter, on May 4, the wife of W. E. Eaton, of a, S. BEDFonD.-Ie Stephen, on May 6, the wife of Geo. Bedford, of a, daughter. MALLETT. --in Exeter, OD May 0, the wife of John Mellott, Jae, of a son. DEATHS KEMP. -in Exeter, on May, 3, George S. Kemp, aged. 03 years, 4 months. CuSlotre-In Aliso Craig,on Thursday; April 2501i, 1901, Mai garet Cusick, beloved wife of Christopher Cusick, aged 53 years, 6 months and 25 days.